Seems as if he is into the NFL these days judging by where he posts. I also noticed that Minxy is no longer on the staff.
Boy - do I hate the English/Welsh law on house buying / selling. We got an agreed buyer for our Welsh home back in September. That began a saga. Three survey reports, a near tripling of estimated legal costs and three and a half months passed when before Christmas we thought we were ready to exchange within days. then our buyers were told they had to register their property on the land registry contrary to advice they had months earlier. Four weeks later and it was done and all ready to exchange when our buyers own sale fell through as their purchasers could not get insurance as the property was close to the Somerset levels. Five months wasted. Great. Bring on the French or Scottish system of non-refundable deposits. Back to square one.
With you on that one Leo. We spent nine months (six in temporary rented accommodation) waiting for a house purchase to be completed, at which point the vendor decided to ask for an extra 20k, despite the fact we had agreed a purchase price at the outset. Needless to say, I was not amused and had some choice words both for him and his estate agent.
Taken it off again and removed a bit more...just about closes now but I have an ache in both shoulders today!
That's a thought...number 3 shave I think. Might not go down well given the cost of the carpet. Mrs H would have a carpet fit....
Same happened to us years ago on the Cassiobury. We had signed contracts and were due to exchange the next day but got a phone call that the vendor had taken it off the market. A week later we got a call to say she was putting it back on the market at an extra £25k but as we were ready to exchange we could have it for only £20k extra. At that point I explained I would not buy from her even if she reduced the price by £50k. We had the last laugh as we bought another - we thought better - house and six months later Mrs L saw the house in an Estate Agents window and out of curiosity went in and asked about it. She was told that the poor lady had been let down at the last minute by her buyer. Mrs L laughed and said " I don't think so - she was the one who let us down". About that time the property market was turning and we hope she ended up with a lower price when she eventually sold.
My son and I saw him in the lower G.T. stand before the Charlton game . I believe he is with the 1881 during the game.
Night all My mum... 93... wrote off her car today.... shocked etc.... they found her nose down in a ditch.... ambulance, fire brigade, police all called to the scene.... and they ended up taking her home... car past repair..... so lucky..... phewwwwwww then the police gave her an eye test which she passed with flying colours... after she told them her age! going to be a thankful weekend.....
Good morning all from a very cold and clear Weston-super-Mare! Good wishes to your Mum Yorkie Have a good day!
Góðan daginn allir. Cappuccino, coffee, tea donuts and fruit are on the bar. Frothy cappuccinos for al, HH, and W_Y Coffee and caramel frapachino for IB Coffees for COYH, Frenchie, Kev rob theo and vic-rijrode Strong coffee for Sandy Milky coffee for Yorkie Espresso for SuffolkHorn Irish coffee with special Cragganmore for aberdeenhornet Strong black coffees for Bragi Norway and zen Black coffee half hot half cold and no sugar for Charlie Peppermint latte for DanH Tea for Andytoprankin BHD Cornish Mark jsybarry Lloydinio and BCFCRed Tea with skimmed milk and no sugar for GG and Leon Hot chocolate with marshmallows for BBW Caramel latte for Hornette Scullion Canary Dave Fossefilberto and Maestro Una paloma for Mexican Hornet Redwine for NZ and kiwiqpr as they are ahead of us in time I am happy your mother is safe. My mother stopped driving four years ago as she is becoming blind, she has 91 years now.
My Dad is 91 and last year I managed to persuade him to throw away his keys and stop driving. His reactions are too slow and to be safe he drove slowly and caused others to get impatient and takes risks -wrong of them I know but human nature. There should be an upper driving age limit.
Morning all. Yorkie - sorry to hear about your mum and glad that she is ok. Very impressed that a 93 year old passes an eye test with flying colours!
